Sentence examples for burning crosses from inspiring English sources
There were burning crosses on your lawn?
Kids from blue-collar suburbs where Northerners act like Southerners — burning crosses on Negro lawns.
My aunt says one of reasons we came back was that the Klan was burning crosses down there.
It was intended to prevent threatening situations like the placing of burning crosses on black people's lawns in the past.
Trump's movement flourishes without white hoods and burning crosses, without jackboots, gangs of thugs, insignias, patriotic anthems, without secret police or any state power at all.
Lee called Skousen "a master of half truths" and said that he ran the police department "like a Gestapo"; Skousen's supporters placed burning crosses on the Mayor's lawn.
While Madonna romping with saints and dancing around burning crosses may have shocked 1989 sensibilities, goading Catholics just isn't that risqué anymore.
But while his speech was striking, a ruling that removed burning crosses from lawful discourse would give that symbol a unique status in modern American free-speech jurisprudence.
She continued: "I am not saying there are people with white sheets over their heads, planting burning crosses on people's lawns.
"I see the KKK, I see burning crosses, I see burning churches, I see raping, lynching, I see all of that," she said.
